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She recently passed away, just days shy of her 90th birthday.

Megadeth's Dave Mustaine dives into his band's final studio album, their upcoming tour and more in this exclusive interview with the thrash metal legend.

A local fundraiser is quickly gaining support as the community looks for ways to help a family impacted by last week’s incident at Billings Senior High School.

As Valentine’s Day nears, Montana ranks sixth nationwide for Ashley Madison searches. Is it cheating, curiosity, or just Google doing Google things? A lighthearted look at the data.

If you’ve driven through the Blackfeet Reservation, you’ve seen them — metal warriors on horseback made from old cars. Their story ties together the 1964 flood, loss, and legacy in Montana.

Find out what Tommy is looking forward to in 2026, including traveling and cliff diving.

The Spin Doctors are also on the bill, so it's going to be a great '90s alt-rock summer.

55,000 plus people are here for the big SHOT Show in Las Vegas, and we are already ready running into some great Montanans.

Dave Mustaine thinks Megadeth touring with Metallica would 'make everything right' between him, James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich.

They've only played a handful of U.S. dates over the past decade.

The three-time Grammy-winner has new music to share as well.

Sevendust have announced details surrounding their 15th studio album, 'One' and revealed the first headline tour dates in support of the record.

It's one last time around on Sepultura's farewell tour, playing U.S. and Canadian venues for the last time before the hang it up.

He had a hand in Midnight Oil's biggest hit, "Beds Are Burning," and many other songs.

Band's 1984 album is expanded to five discs, including new mix and hometown live show.

They'll be joined by openers Toad the Wet Sprocket and Shonen Knife.

These '80s rock bands from the 'me' decade certainly had something for lots of you.

Mike Portnoy, a longtime friend of Neil Peart, shares his thoughts on the Rush reunion tour and not being asked to sit in.

Lorna Shore have added a North American leg to their 2026 tour plans with support from Paleface Swiss and Signs of the Swarm.

Expect to hear big hits like "Don't Treat Me Bad" and "Love of a Lifetime" at the band's shows.

Old hands, new faces and a turning point defined the year.